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Weather Geography trivia quiz

A focused timed quiz from the Weather Geography question deck.

10 questions · 15 seconds each

About this quiz

100 questionsEasy · Medium · Hard15s per questionMultiple choiceWorldwide

Test your grasp of weather and climate with text questions that come at a steady clip. Three lives and a fifteen second clock add a light arcade edge without turning punishing. A friendly match for trivia players curious about seasons, storms, and atmospheric basics.

Sample questions from this quiz

Here are 12 sample questions from the Weather Geography deck. Expand any of them to check the answer.

Which temperature scale has its zero at absolute zero?

Answer: Kelvin

The Kelvin scale starts at absolute zero.

Which gas makes up roughly 78 percent of dry air?

Answer: Nitrogen

Air is mostly nitrogen.

Which layer of the atmosphere is closest to the ground?

Answer: Troposphere

The troposphere is lowest.

What is the daily loss of soil and plant moisture to the air called?

Answer: Evapotranspiration

Plants and soil release moisture.

What is the process of warm moist air rising then cooling to form clouds?

Answer: Convection

Convection lifts air to form clouds.

Which scale rates tornado intensity?

Answer: Fujita

The Enhanced Fujita scale rates tornados.

Which layer of the atmosphere holds the ozone layer?

Answer: Stratosphere

Ozone sits in the stratosphere.

What drives the rotation of large storms such as cyclones?

Answer: Coriolis effect

Earth's rotation causes the Coriolis effect.

What is a sudden brief strong wind that spreads from a thunderstorm called?

Answer: Downburst

Downbursts are strong downdrafts.

What is forecasting weather by solving computer model equations called?

Answer: Numerical weather prediction

Models compute future weather.

Which phenomenon returns on a semi-regular cycle and shifts Pacific weather?

Answer: El Nino

El Nino is a recurring ocean-atmosphere pattern.

What is a violent downdraft on the ground causing damage like a tornado?

Answer: Microburst

Microbursts are damaging downbursts.

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Questions about this quiz

How many questions are in the Weather Geography quiz?

Each round selects up to ten timed questions from the playable topic deck.

Can I replay the Weather Geography trivia quiz?

Yes. Finish a round and start a fresh seeded set whenever you want.